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usnmars

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  1. this is what I consider art although it is grafitti....... These are done by stupid arsed punks... nowhere near the status of "artist"
  2. malsua I couldn't agree any more. If you have that little respect for other peoples property, you should have to face consequences not be glorified on a forum.
  3. I have reloaded thousands of .45 with 231 and it is great for putting holes in paper.
  4. I am looking to get an insurance policy for my gun collection and was shopping around on the net. After looking online I found that there are a ton of companies and I am having a problem making a decision on who to go with. I was wondering if anyone on here has some first hand experience and who do you use?
  5. no laser necessary on bolt guns. Pull the bolt and look down the bore. really quick and simple and gets you on target 99% of the time.
  6. next time I come across some in the stash when I am processing brass I will mic a couple.
  7. I had a choice to check out the armory what I wanted. I always checked out the 1911... you cant go wrong. Proven round on a proven platform. The 1911 is the Ma Deuce of the pistol world, it will never disappear in the modern battlefield. 100 years old and still going strong.
  8. Yeah Matt I will shoot at CR for 1 day a year just to remind me why I don't shoot there. It saves me money.........
  9. First let me start off and say that my .45 brass stash is a complete hodgepodge of mostly old milsurp. As long as it is still good I keep on using it. Today I was processing some 1929 Frankford Arsenal .45 and had to ream the primer pockets. They aren't small or large pistol, they are somewhere in between. It isn't primer crimp as it goes all the way down to the bottom of the pocket. I just uniform with a no.4 drill bit and do a finish ream and pocket uniform on them and they are good to go. But the stuff from the mid to late 30's is all standardized large pistol. Yet anything from 1929 and earlier it is a crap shoot, some need converting some is good. The 1915, 1918, and 1912 Frankford doesn't need converting but yet '29, '20, '19 all need converting. When did they standardize the primer sizes? And yes I know a bunch of you are laughing saying "dude you are shooting almost 100yr old brass"
  10. I am hoping to bring some toys to this one. I am planning on bringing some PU snipers and maybe the svt-40
  11. Que the angelic music now. Here is the latest find, a 1943 Canadian Long Branch Sniper. 1943 was the first year of sniper production for Long Branch and it was really a pre-production trials run under the supervision of Holland & Holland. I present to you number 28 of 71 snipers made by long branch in 1943. I wont say how much I paid for it but it was extremely cheep. It is 100% original including the original scope and mount. I have to take it apart and do a massive cleaning but I hope to shoot it tomorrow afternoon. Range report due tomorrow.
  12. Yup i have a feeling it is a sales ploy. Create a panic so when they re-release it they can mark up the prices and sell it quickly. It will be back, trust me.
  13. to keep it from happening....... Target one of our antiquated nukes that we are getting ready to disassemble as per the arms treaty and aim it at Mecca. Let them know if anything happens, the red button gets pushed. But first, slather the damn thing in bacon grease.
  14. This is the one gunshow that I vowed NEVER to go back to. waaaaaay too many people. You cant even breathe in this one. Good luck if you go.
  15. Roflmao- ray read the post
  16. I still drool every time you bring that thing out ted!
  17. Here is the original Monster Mosin custom. Target was 200yds with 1985 Russian LB Surplus ammo. I wish I could get pics off of my phone and on the net so I can post pics of the sub MOA SKS.
  18. the x39 is a quite capable and under rated round. It is capable of some impressive accuracy if you do your part. I built an sks from scratch last year that is sub MOA. Yes I did say sub MOA out of an SKS and there are a couple of members on here that can verify that. This was using the Yugo M67 surplus ammo from AIM. I am in the process of builting a x39 mosin that should be done by the end of the year, so hopefully that shoots even better considering it is a bolt.
  19. try a couple of different mags to see what your gun likes. My 1911`s like the cheapo $7 mags. But the same mags in a friends 1911 and it hates them.
  20. Aimsurplus has the Privi stuff which is excellent ammo. The Privi brass is made to military specs so it is some of the brass out there. Enfields are awesome rifles and if you have a good one they are verrrrry accurate.
  21. well I am jealous I am just rockin a single stage...... but there is a new press coming in on Friday!!!!
  22. usnmars replied to PDM's topic in Rifles
    depending where you're at swing by my place and I'll check it out for you when I get home from work in 2 weeks
  23. I've been using nothing but wolf primers since I started and have nothing but good stuff to say about them. For the price, they are AWESOME!
  24. when i lived in italy i rigged my brake lights to a push button switch on my dash. That took care of tailgaiters easily.....

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